Obituary of Edith Eleanor Evans Port Credit Ontario
Edith Eleanor Evans died February 25 1968. Born in Mold Wales she lived in Miniota Manitoba and Winnipeg before settling in Port Credit Ontario. She was organist at Holy Trinity Church and active in community life. Survived by daughter Gladys Yaeman and son Dr E L Evans. husband Major James Lloyd Evans killed in action 1918. son Frank Lloyd Evans predeceased. Funeral held March 3 1969 at St John Cathedral Winnipeg.
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Port Credit
Ont
Edith Eleanor Evans
St. John’s Cathederal
Winnipeg
Mold
Wales
Edward Price
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Evans
Miniota
John Yaeman
Gladys
Abbotsford
B.C
E. L. Evans
Ontario
James Lloyd Evans
Cambrai
France
Frank Lloyd Evans
Mortgage Sale of Valuable Property in Manitoba
Under a power of sale in a mortgage, J. L. Curry will offer at public auction the West Half of Section Eight, Township Fifteen, Range Twenty-five West, Manitoba, excluding a railway right of way and a one half mineral interest. Sale at Hamiota Community Credit Union Society Office on April 5, 1969, at 3:00 PM, with 20 percent cash down and balance per sale terms. Subject to caveat 34074. Further particulars on request.
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J. L. Curry
Hamiota Community Credit Union Society
Hamiota
Manitoba
Township
Canadian National Railway
Neepawa Land Titles Office
S.L
Obituary Notice Mentioning Survivors and Interment
A 1943 obituary notes Mrs Evans deceased with four granddaughters and two sisters surviving. Sisters named are Mrs Hugh Walker of Minot and Mrs J D Jones of Vancouver B C. Interment was in St Johns Cathedral Cemetery Winnipeg.
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